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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

To the inquiry If the first need Of a
people is money how viii protection
mqks money o" the Chicago htar-OeeoH
replies with these automatic truths No
one has asserted that tariffs make OF
unmake money. II Is asserted that peo-
pie who keep money in the house always
have money, while people who send all
their money 10 a distant place do not
generally have money by them. Also
that wages paid TO American lahorer-
find their way 10 the tills Of American
-alesmen, while Amsrican money paid to
English laborers finds its way 20 the tills
nf EngLishmen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

AconmNo to tine Official statement oi
the Treasury the surplus NOW ON hand H.
e2lOn1n11 The Secretary has just is
suci cal for Sl0.Dn0.Oo0 of 3 per cent.
bonds. nsIeemabie April LIST, which will
reduce thc surplus nearly one half, and
as there arr s2o0lo.000 more Of per
sent boni- subject 10 cali. 1t viii be seen
that the -tungency in the money market
cansed log the surplus ia the Treasury, OF
which we hear so much. Is not probable
and i- hardly possible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Sherman And The South.

CfNcTNATI. March 26-Seuator John Sher-
man. who arrived in this city last night from
his southern tour, said '' went South with
decided doubt in my mind of the substan-
tial character of the growth that was appar-
ent everywhere in that section ofthe country
bat return with all mi>givings gone, and a
knowledge derived from personal observation
and inquiry, being able TO Judge 10y personal
interview a- tn the gr.stI growth NOT only
for the present but for the future
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Additional Local.
Report of Tire Hun school.

No. 10, C1nrmausl District Number uf
scholar, enrolled a. Average Attendance.
first month. % Ter cent second month. OF
per cent third month"; 90 per cent; fourth
month. - per cent Fifth month, ai per
cent
Noah Eash Nctiie >pglc-. and Carrie
Risch, were rewarded with prizes tor having
received the most credit marks ia spelling.
Lizzie King received a prize for attending
school every day during the term. As the
last day Of school approached the scholars
decorated the schooI-room nicely with ever
greens. On the afternoon of the l;iSt day of
the term the school gave short entertain
ment and acquitted themselves uobiy.
wish 10 return thanks To the citizens and
scholars for their kiulu,>, 90 ur during nov
stay among them, and hope our friendship
may be- rewarded in the future
r T. LAvAN.
Teacher
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Hos WILLIAM MORRISON of Illinois.
Whose horizontal free trade bin was
Knocked out in the last Congress, and
who was knocked out of Congress himself
boy the people oi bis district, ha. been
gathered together and made one of the
Interstate Commerce Commissions by
the President Ne trust that he Will
have cleaner view ol the Commercial
Interests ol thr -eperite State, than he
had of those af thc entire Nation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
4 child With an Elephants Head.

BEnGEPoRr, Conn. March 22-Mrs. Krett-
>ci'ner. German lady Of this city. recently
gave birth to a male infant which has an ele-
I'hani head. and in place ola nose a short
iruuk- The mouth and lip protrude ike
those ofan elephant. The child weighs about
nine pounds and can be fed only with a
spoon The mother visited the circus win
ter quarters here during the past winter and
was terribly frightened by the elephants
The parents have succeeded in keeping the
matter 10 themselves until now, and very
few have been permitted TO see the child.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

SOME one of our law maker at Harris.
burg has faith in the old adare that all
wors and no play makes Jack duh boy
andhasthereiore eiutroducedabi bill intotht
House making New Years day, 22d, OF
February, Decoration day Fourth of July
Thanksgiving day Good Friday, and III,
two annual election DAYS. all legal holi.
days and every summer saturday after
noon half holiday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

THE man who sells his honor and plays
the traitor TO his party and his fellow
countrymen becomes the man with
out a country. His COON is 10 be yut off
FROM the community; 10 Doe an Ishmscl-
lie TO feel the finger Of universal scom
and reprobation pointed AT him where
ever he goes.-Ns~ Fort Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Another Bridge Accident.

LYNcHRuRa, Va. March 24-A delayed
freight train ON the Western Division ot tine
Norfolk and Western Railroad met with q
-eripu- accident at Big otter Bridge. ah'Ji
fourteen miles above this city. this evening
WorIlmen were engaged in putting up anew
iron bridge Ia take the place ofthe old trestie,
and from some unacrountabte cause the
Western span gave way pccPitating eight
cars a distance of >iXty-ijye or~eventy ie,l. ta
the creek below
50 far AS learned the following named per
son, were killed: Andy roomey Thomas
Nolan, Charles Williams and George rr.n-
hig all bridge hands, and several Others Whose
name, have not y7 been learned were
seriously injured Nome pf the crew of the
freight train were hurt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
A Panhandle smashup.

URuAXA. o. March 24-About O'Clock
thi, evening two passenger trains on the
Panhandle collided ia tunnel just thi, side
of Hageubach station. The engincc Of the
two trains came together with terrible
crash iamming passenger roacIIcS and bag
gaze COACHES together iu "a heap, while both
engine, were tangled iu mas, "f ruins.
Bo;h passenger trains We're filled but, strange
TO say. NO one wu- hurt Both engineers
and firernen saw the collision coming and
Jumped None uf them were hurt except
Butcrwo1h. engineer. Traffic viii NOT be
resumed till Tomorrow noon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

A BILL has been introduced IN the
Legislature, punishing with fine and i'm
prisonment any person soliciting money
" other valuable things from political
candidates. The bin Is a very proper
one. Candidates are prohibited by law
from giving. and il sonly just that solicit
ing them TO violate the law, should be
punished. A. nearly all the members
have had to run the gauntlet Of Political
begrars We presume the bin viii be
speedily enacted into a law by large
mai0rItv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Uncle sam Pays Tor Accidents to
Currency.

Wl-HNsroN. N5rcl 23-~a ama ,-t-ior-
specimens pf mu,iIltci note, lay. r.tru.
been presented &c Jha .uit-l -tar-- Treasury
Tor redemption One of thr-. consisted of
about ,Iup in National llusuri,- which iad
beeu placed IH . small 900 .au or security.
but which 4terNa-'- .aH-1J lr. iu some
unknown way and were 1u-uei tu q crisp.
When recovered they rc-embIcd nothing ,z-
oept d block. charrri mass The package
was submitted 10 experts. and notes "a the
amount of S5o were taken fr,u il in small
sections and easily identified A chcc. to
that amount was mailed ta the owner
Another ease was wher- thr experts were.
called upon rp examine small Iirces nf pilp
which. IL was explained va, al that re-
manned of q p1cset-oook containing 5000
which @ Western farmer had dropped 90 q
field while az work and which had becu
chewci into palp by a uig Ofthe remains
enough was identified To- warrant the send
ing of so in good notes to the farmer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Nearly 800 rramps Roasted alive.

sax FElvcEscp. March zs-rh steamer
Belgir. WHICH arrived TODAY from e1inasad
Japan. iraueht 8-s, ~ dromiu. iri- "
Al Hi,iA Shiii Che'l f'aina twenty mikes
norsheasi of Haneciaw. over 91 lra,nf~
appeared Ia the village ani the inilabifant,.
greatly irrtafed .3y their preseuce inveiEicsi
the Whole party Of trlmIs into The temple
and during the night SCI iire TO lhe edifice
Only forty ofthe trimps escaped from the
blazing 5u ding. th- remainder being burn
II -. 4 LII
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Guests Saved by the Fire Ladder.

WAEAsH. Ind March 27.-The Fremont
Ho;el w..s bGrlled here carly this morning.
The guests were awakened "a find the build
ing iille,l with flames They escaped but
without their valuahie>. Occupants Of The
upper story we're taken from the hlild'us 5n
ladder In 1af au hour Jhe large back
structure was in ruins. Tie main bu-in-~s
portion Of the cry was saved with difficulty
Ala from adjoining cities was asked. The
flame, started Ia an unused room ami are
supposed 10 he of ine-udily origin TLi,
j. Jle fourth time thc uot,l has lsg.l burned
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
pIotters Against The Gar

ST PErERsBuRe, March 25-Ii is reported
that SIX persons were captured on sunday
ate the Gar. and hanged on Monday De
saietf the man who murdered Lieutenant
Colonel Sudeikiu, chief Of police three years
ago, and who was suspected af having plan
Ell the plot against the Car : life i said to
have been one of the six.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

oUR Democratic friends are already
borrowing trouble over the allegation
that Judge Cooley, Who il a Republican
viii De- chairman of the Interstate Com
mer.e Commission. There viii be q
Secretary and q large number OF clerks to
be appointed, and presumably the Chair
man viii have q potent voice in their
selection. Hence ,hc-e tears.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
a Pennsylvania Smash-up.

PHu>pELrHN March, "a stock train
"u the Pennsylvania Railroad which lyr,
Nantua at eight O'Clock last ni-ht ran into a
shifting engine am Hour later near the North
Penn Junction
Engine NJ. 9l7 of the stock train was
thrown from the track and llre cewcatcher
was smashed. The tender was telescopel
into the first stock ear, containing eighteen
horses. which bad been shipped from Ian
caster tu Ncw York dealer
Most of the horse, were kille,l ouirieh,
and the Others were injured 50 badly thlt
ilay ha'l to b. shot. The engineer and fire
mau escaped lunur;.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
stowaways on an ooean Steamer.

Bp-ToS MIren 25--Pa G4nuaA, D. years
old. 4uj MAJ TGuey. asI II, Jv5 -.lva-
ways, we- 5aud To-day ia tae a'l Of iae
steamer Kansas which ir-ivsi to-day four
teen days nom Liverpool The matches
were fastened down and eoeersl with .ra.-ht
All the food lha the two ypua- men were
able 90 obtain was the pIr .cis- It wheat
taken from the cracks in the >telmer and all
the water they could get ~a- that lJrai,aed
by the sweat oftae vessel. They are ina sery
critical condition
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Shocking Mining Disaster

SYDNEY, y :, March 24-Eighty
men Were cntombed by al, explosion in the
Bulls ooliiery yesterday The accident oc-
CURED in tunnel mile and a half from
the mouth Of the pit Seven bodies have
been recovered. The tunnel Is blocked by
debris caused by the explosion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
rwo-Thirds ofthe Town Destroyed.

CHARLE,roS. :. G., March 2i-The fire al
Biackville ou Wednesday destroyed two
thirds ofthe town. An appeal Tor help issu-
ed bya committee ofcitizens states tina, m ,re
than one hundred persons are homeless and
without food and clothing. The loss is so
general lhat the well-to-do citizens are uu-
able to meet the needs Of the people 4
subscription amounting 10 several hundred
dollars was raised here
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

SENATOR BURGESS in a speech in the
Texas Legislature said: believe YOU
had just as well attempt to run a Baptist
church without water a. to run the Dem
orratic party without whisky
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Mrs. Logan Declines A Pension.

WA~HISsroN. March 2.-M--. Logan ra-
turned yesterday from the wedding col her
~au Manning 8r Youngstown DINO. She
win remain quieJly at Deer residence in this
city until the healed term commences. ana
gi'' then spend I'd f.u months visiting n
thirago. Mrs Logan's friends say She viii
NOT permit another pension bin 20 be- intro
dured in Congress in her behalf The rental
from beer Chicago house and the interest un
she liua reaently subscribed Cor her ag.rc-
gate considerable sum, while a pension
woui only he au additional increase tu 1u
income now sufficiently large for beer main
teuaure. Mrs, La-Iu. it IS understood has
-o advised tle -cutI-nai ..a.ia- ,1r matter
iu charge. and ur tu.4pr ,- a..i ..e taken
u rhaf direction
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

HoN.J JAuD~ q. BLAINE left New York
on Monday, accompanied by one Of his
daughters on a trip 10 the far Yves, where
Col Coppnger L. :. A. the husband ai
another daughter is stationed. Tn,
Friends of Mr. Blaine announce that be
wili neither talk or think of polite, dur.
ing las trip. while others assert that. ii /.
intended a. d 81 of 10 the tour Of Sena
Tor sherman through the south. Oi
course, neither Of these distinguished
gentlemen can make an extended toui
without exciting public comment anc
conjecture.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

WHAT we want, SAYS the Memphis
4rIlqari,, l. 70 kick the r8scals ont.
To this an equal able Democratic con
temporary, the Il. Louis R,p''Jic1, res
ponds What we want Is not to get
kicked out ourselves" 1t is the sharpes,
paragraph Of the season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
snow-storm .n the NorLnwest.

Mruv-EsF Wis March - Passenger
anf freight trI.u~ arriving from JH- N,-l
to-day were from three tY -iV b3Jr- Ite in
consequence oi a -now-stprm. winch. iu Jni-
section. is the heaviest of the winter Tie
average tall wa, ten inches, with drii, twJ
feet deep in places. \ -pecial from IAnca~-
ter says all trains ON the Lancaster branch of
the Chicago and Northwestern Road are
blocSadei
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Pa-7Nt-rEa GEsEE,L VIA, ID is said
hv bis Western friends is AIRED hot can
aidafe lor Nira President in loS,, and it
b. further sal that every appointment
under hi- control ha- been made with
SID. end in view.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

pulr McGEE Of the Meteorological sur
sey ~ Washington. predicts that Pitts
hureh b. in danger of earthquakes. and
thr leuizen- of tI, once smoky city, are
nerols.y discussing the possibilities and
prohabiiie. 1r the future.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Tina Brooks High License bin H. nov
under consideration by the House I,
has been amended IN many particulars
ami will Doe ,,iil further changed. befon-
ii escapes from that body. A. it now
stands the iee- are $500 for critics Of the
hr-i class $500 for those of the second
and ilirL si51 for horough,. and SO f1r
townships. it Is impossible to give even
plausible guess al tins time what IN,
FINAL result viii be. but the sentiment ~
Gar expressed points 10 the passage Of d
High License bin Of some kind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Communion Seruioes

Communion services were held in the
Weller church on sunday last, and the at
Tendance WIS very large Rev. Bartlett. th,.
energetic pastor. presented the Gospel Truth
to large congregation. which was delivered
in forcibie and eloquent manner The rite
Of baptism was also performed in connec-
ton with this service. Caw.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

TIM abolition of the poll tax in thi.
State seems probable n will take an
amendment of the constitution 60 do IT,
which viii require four years 10 procure
The Senate has passed the necessary act
and ii Is now before the House. If the
peopie once get a whack at il at the polls
IL Will be- speedily wiped out
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Tan hlih'e about n extra session Of
Colsr.s- Is -til kept MP hy the poiiti-
.i4n- and uew-papers.butwe thinkit viii
lakea vast deal of pressure 10 induce the
President to call one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

DH sowER~ of Washington says the
President il becoming grossly tat and
warns him that he must DO less work and
take more exercise. or he will not out
live his term. uu the other hand Col.
Dan Lamont -ays the President is in
n-uilaL heaLLh and -lke. lot. nr eNercise
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
Midnight at Midday in London.

LONDON, March PA remarkable dark
ness enveipIed London at noon to-day. 1t
w'Is as DARK As midnight ia the entire region
Of Cimrns Cr6ss, Whitehall, and the strand
the atmosphere being pitchy black. In the
east ana sou5heisl portions Of the city it was
somewhat clearer. snow falling heavily at
the time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Iris said that Speaker Carlisle was Of
fsr.i the position of Secretary Of the
Treasury and declined. because he was
not rich enough 90 meet the social re-
0uicmenis 0fthe position.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
The Strongest Guarantee

Eyer given sith d medicine il thar which o. now
gwen with pr. be ics-eFs Norman Bal-aiH Tla
great French Remedy lJr coughs. cr,ds e8usil.t-
tioB. and all diseases of the throat chest and
lungs. Every bottle i- positively guaranteed wise
ieetlS satisfied yuU NAV return t and the money
VIII be refunded. Il IS aut new preqgrifipu i.rIt
an old French compound which ha- t,ren used
tor years md has cur-d it, thsusand- fu FrlHec
aud performed almost miracles snr.. IS ir.tr.e-
ton Ia this country Try IL. Is mover fails. Ie
Lesseps Chemical Company. sole Iroprieiors
g y. Boyd sole AGENT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Iris nse announced as definitely set
tied that Assistant Secretary fairchiid
.. a. .ucr-ed Mr Manning a. Secretary
affhe Traasgrl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

srv.roR Dos CAvEEoN was 80 greatly
benefited by his soiourn in California
last wear that be- b. going 10 try 1t over
aeiin this wear
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Az ir.tse editor down Eas; shouts call
in your old free passes It's safer walking
the-e davs anyhow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
More Bonds Called.

WtsHNSTpN. March "a ,asll was issued
this afternoon for Slo,e0o9O Of three per
cent. bonds Of lss2. Interss1 will cease the
frs; of May.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Ma PowDERLY has called convention
ofthe knight OF Labor to meet IN har-
r-5ars April 7fh. o. consider pending
legislation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
New Spring Millinery

All the leading styles Of Hats, Bonnets and
the most fashionsble trimming coming in
tins week MEs. A f. Uni.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30

Hides Fu~, Bark : win lJy the highest
cash prizes for ala kinds Of hides. pel,- ald
lHrs also want $50 cords OF sucI OAK .uj
Spruce bark.
r. O. gr.r,r,..ritrf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-30
CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHITES.

combination "l Wild Cherry. Extract OF As..,
and thg Hypopho-phate~. a deliriol~ >.imulan,
and nuTimenr
CHERRY Malt acts on the stomach ani Liver
increasing the appetite, assisting digestion, There
by making il applicable for Dyspepsia in its va
riou- form, Loss Of Appetite, Healache, In-om-
MIA General Debility, Want Of Vitality, Neryou.
Prostitution. Consumption. etc.
fyour Druggist does not keep it, send 81 o. far
one bottle or S5oa for six bottles. Express paid
LtEBlG PHABNACsL CO..
7S Maiden Lane s. s.
sold by an druggists. ,uar.t'>--lyr.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-02-24
A Band OF Burglars.

GArFNEY C1TY, February 20.-A few
days ago burglar was committed here,
some clothing being stolen from the res.
idence of w. f. Macarthur. Quick
search recovered part of the stolen prop.
erty and indicated the criminal, whose
arrest was hardly more speedy than his
unfortunate escape, which, however, was
not effected until after very remarka-
BILE confession. The burglar admitted
his guilt as an accomplice in the Near
thur burglary, and further that he was a
member of an organized band of burglars
who live north Of Shelby, N. @. The
band is composed of whites and blacks,
and though their names were mentioned,
for tile present they had best be name.
less here. The confession of the escaped
desperate, supported by the location of
the stolen goods, showed the band guilty
of the late heavy burglary in Mauney's
store at Kings Mountain, N. c., Cores
residence near here, Lipscomb's at
Blacks, S. c., and others. Monday, the
2lst instant, was set for q heavy robbery
of stores here.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-02-24
Prohibition In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 49,.
Governor Taylor, having signed the res"
olution prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors, Mr.. Nc
Dowell, the author of the measure, to.
day introduced in the Senate bill
submitting the amendment to a vote of
the people. 1t passed the first reading.
The bill provides that the Governor shall
issue his proclamation at least sixty days
before the last Thursday of September
next, stating therein the amendment
proposed by the Forty.iourth General
Assembly of Tennessee, and that the
same was agreed to by majority of that
General Assembly, and that two.thirds
of all the members of the present
Assembly, elected to each house had
agreed to the proposed amendment
and that the said amendment is
to be submitted to the people for
their approval or rejection on the last
Thursday in September. Italso provides
that the Sheriff of each County shall
advertise for at least forty days before the
last Thursday in September that the vote
of the people will be go taken on that
day upon the ratification Of the proposed
amendment to the Constitution. The
tickets shall be written or printed, "For
the proposed amendment" against the
proposed amendment"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-02-24
Unmas0nlc Mas0ns.

New YORK, Feb, IS, 18S7.-Thou-
sands of Masons in town are talking
about the suspension of Prudence Lodge,
No. 634, and Palestine Chapter, No. 255,
by Grand Master F. R. Lawrence. The
cause of the suspensions was the admis.
sion to the Masonic ranks of at least
seven men who have been discovered to
be professional gamblers and disreputa.
BILE men. The trouble began in Pru-
dence Lodge. 1t is alleged that leading
officers of tnat lodge knowingly reported
four unworthy candidates for admission,
and then, by the appointment Of com.
mittee of personal friends, STAYED off any
thorough investigation, and secured
their election by purely formal ballot.
1t was discovered that by similar tactics
two notorious men wele advanced to the
blue lodge Of Palestine Chapter mot the
commandery). One, it is said, is sport.
ing man, who about a year ago shot and
killed man, and the other is the keeper
of notorious dive. Disguised Masons
preferred charges against both lodges,
and they have been suspended pending
the trial Of the officers who allowed the
initiation of the candidates. Both lodges
are now deprived of their rights to exer.
else Masonic functions, and vii! remain
powerless until the offensive members
aud offending officers and their confeder-
ates are ousted. After that the lodges
may be restored to fello owship, provided
the Grand Master sees fit to reinstate
them.